June 29, 1981 Table Of Contents
Table of Content
Footloose
THE LEGENDARY MARION TINSLEY IS A CHAMPION WITH A CHECKERED CAREER
By Franz Lidz
U.S. Open
Hitting every green, David Graham won the U.S. Open with a nearly flawless final round
By Dan Jenkins
Double Double
DOUBLE DOUBLE, BROIL AND BUBBLE
Having won the 100 and long jump at the NCAA meet, effervescent Carl Lewis duplicated Jesse Owens' track and field double double in the TAC championships in scorching Sacramento by triumphing in the same events
By Kenny Moore
Summer Vacation
HOW I SPENT MY SUMMER VACATION
With bills to pay and off-field careers to pursue, Dr. George Medich and other striking major-leaguers are toiling beside John Q. Public
By Steve Wulf
Boxing
In a bout in which Jim Watt lost his WBC lightweight title to Alexis Arguello, neither man felt compelled—before, during or after—to behave like an idiot. Amazing!
By Clive Gammon
Pro Football
After Arizona State fired Frank Kush, he had to head for Canada to coach again
Table Tennis
Appearing in their first U.S. Open, the Chinese played to win—for a change
By Ray Kennedy
Movies
In "The Cannonball Run," cars crash, blow up and plunge into pools (above), all in vain pursuit of genuine comedy
By Frank Deford
Ted Williams
At 62, the Splendid Splinter is none too slender, but he still is hard-hitting when talking of baseball and the outdoor life
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 15-21
Compiled by N. Brooks Clark
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert H. Boyle